Posted by T in NE on June 29, 2014 at 10:49:47 from (75.234.43.54):
In Reply to: OT- berries posted by T in NE on June 28, 2014 at 19:43:50:
Thanks everyone. I don't think there's enough there to do much besides make a snack of them. Just a few small bushes on the edge of a pasture. Been trying to get some going here but I plant them according to the instructions and they all die. Sweet corn's a little yellow too, so I think a good shot of nitrogen may be needed.
I thought they looked like currants. No stickers on the branches, no hairs on the berries. But the green ones do have that striping on them.
Grandma had some currant bushes back east, but it was so long ago I can barely remember them. Us 4 grandkids would pick currants or elderberries all day and she'd make jelly out of them. Had elderberries out the backside. But both kinds of berries are all gone now, along with all the blackberries. Those were so think under the power line that my mom and aunts would cut tunnels through them to pick blackberries.
I've only been here a few years and no one I know can ID wild berries and such for me, other than mullberries. Which reminds me I want to pick some. Looks like the easiest way would be to lay out a sheet under the tree and shake branches.
I found what I think could be choke cherries last year. They aren't a much bigger than these and 3/4 of them are pit. No flavor to them at all, last year. But the mullberries were the same way the last 2 years.
Just 2 hands. Snapped off a twig, drove across the pasture to the other guy who was there spraying, who took the pics with his phone. They then went to my phone, to my email, to photobucket, to here.
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